After eight months of peaceful demonstrations, there are signs that the protest movement in Serbia is changing tack. As ...

Interview by Vazha Tavberidze As mass protests continue to roil Serbia and Georgia, both countries find themselves walking a ...

The brave students protesting in Belgrade may not carry signs about Srebrenica. But their struggle holds the same truth: A ...

Serbia's central bank, NBS, is now expected to cut its key policy rate just once by the end of the year, by 25 basis points, ...

The popular combat disciplines among universities will host new FISU endorsed events in August and September in Thailand and ...

Press freedom in Serbia has reached a critical juncture. Independent media outlets in the country, and the journalists that ...

Croatia's retail chain of pet products and services Pet Network International (PNI) said on Wednesday it has acquired ...

The barricades are multiplying in Serbia, while President Aleksandar Vučić has chosen to inflame tensions further by pardoning members of his party accused of assaulting a student.

The EU choosing “stability” in the current moment means de facto endorsement of violent repression in Serbia. The EU’s timid messaging has in fact encouraged Serbian president Aleksandar Vučić to step ...

Europe’s top human rights body on Friday raised concerns that Serbian authorities were using violence and capricious arrests to disperse protests against President Aleksandar Vučić’s populist ...

Thirty years on from the massacre of 8,000 men and boys at Scots are gathering to remember at a saved Bosnian tree ...